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Non Capita related. But it could be us getting a takeover offer in the near future
William Hill receives a takeover cash offer from Apollo hedge Fund. Shares shoot from £2.12 to £3.12
https://www.lse.co.uk/rns/WMH/response-to-speculation-regarding-william-hill-plc-8o728cv2pl4kwud.html

@Investroid
You're very much on your toes today. At least you're funny guy and don't mind throwing a bit of jokes
along and between your serious opinions that you are quoting about Cines future. Nobody knows it !!! NoFear

@Investroid---->>> Now you got me started Investroid !!! Ain't nice to call us extreme rampers.
We long cines shareholders don't post back to front non-stop quotes claiming that you know
better than anybody else where the Cineworld company operational future is going to be.
Where you financially affected in the past by a company that might have resemble our current
shareholders scenario with Cineworld. Your past experience with buying and selling shares
whether at a loss or a gain may not be or will be repeated with the Cineworld company.
We're in a different cup of tea from your circumstances. You come across as a very knowledgeable
indivivdual, but you're blowing away a vast amount of energy trying to reach out to us without
achieving nothing more than a few support comments from the likes of the usual known suspects.
Don't even bother to get started with RS2002 OR M00la or any of us apparent rampers. We're just
doing our bit to defend the good name of Cineworld who has been battered by the Covid-19 pandemic.
NoFear

Cheer Up !!! iTS FriDaY (*__*) Nightclubs to open at 3pm with half-price drinks while others offer unlimited ****tails
from 10am in bid to beat Boris Johnson's curfew - as city streets fill up with revellers at 10pm when all bars empty at
same time. Will the cinemas be opening with earlier viewing times to get the punters in ?
https://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-8771811/Nightclubs-throw-doors-open-3pm-half-price-drinks.html

Exactly and wells aid Boix. Why are you so down-indepth ? You're really going for the kill Point-blank range !
Please indepthwins, at least let us die with our Cines shares in peace and dignity. GoodNight to all the long Cines share holders.
NoFear

Novavax,
Drug developer's shares jump 6% to $108.5 after the bell as co says it has begun a late-stage trial of its experimental COVID-19 vaccine

@Saihaj
Published 24th Sep 20 - at 21:34 gmt
Novavax starts late – stage COVID – 19 vaccine trial in UK.
The trial is expected to enroll and test the vaccine in up to 10,000 participants aged between 18 and 84 years over the next four to six weeks. Data from the trial will support regulatory submissions for license in the UK, EU and other countries, the company said.
http://pdf.reuters.com/htmlnews/htmlnews.asp?i=43059c3bf0e37541&u=urn:newsml:reuters.com:20200924:nGNE7JQc05
The study has two main goals, the first occurrence of PCR-confirmed symptomatic COVID-19 at least 7 days after the second study vaccination in volunteers who have not been previously infected with SARS-CoV-2. The second main goal is first occurrence of PCR-confirmed symptomatic moderate or severe COVID-19 at least 7 days after the second study vaccination in volunteers who have not been previously infected with the virus.

The trial will enroll at least 25% of participants over the age of 65 and prioritize groups most affected by the COVID-19, the company said.

laidback fightsback
Well said. Enough of the Dooms & Glooms talk of Cineworld going under ect. ect.

Published 24th September 2020
Polls show that 40% of Americans don't want a Covid-19 Vaccine
https://uk.reuters.com/article/us-health-coronavirus-finance-breakingvi/breakingviews-corona-capital-vaccines-olive-garden-oil-idUKKCN26F3J8
like Johnson & Johnson and Moderna are racing to make Covid-19 vaccines – but the real holdup may be Americans themselves. Less than 40% say they’re likely, or somewhat likely, to sign up for the first-generation vaccine, according to a recent Axios-Ipsos Coronavirus https://www.ipsos.com/en-us/news-polls/axios-ipsos-coronavirus-index with around a fifth saying they’d wait at least a year. They’re also balking at paying: A third say they plan to pay nothing out of pocket for the jab.
This is bad news for everyone, not just Big Pharma. Fully opening schools, offices, restaurants – indeed, the economy itself – relies, in large part, on people taking a vaccine. A viable jab could boost U.S. growth by a full 3%, according to Goldman Sachs. True, Americans’ minds may change if the vaccine becomes a reality, but this wait-and-see skepticism could prove deadly – and costly.

@boix that's correct, that's why I placed the name next to it and looked for the equivalent
from another website that copied the lot from WSJ.
'That extract is from tonights WSJ' Very correct Boix.

@oceanpassage
I've got family in Mexico who told me that he family members of a deceased person ask the doctor to put on
the death certificate that their loved oned died of coronavirus solely because they get paid a lumpsum from
the Mexican government. Also, the doctor who dealt with the fake coronavirus death gets paid danger money
bonus. So, since its Mexico, this goes on very often a way to make extra money for both sides. Life is cheap.

Indeptwins !!! Do you recognise the Standard article 24th September?
This is where Indepthwins got his quotes from today when he said that the Chinese were going after Cineworld prized assets
The Standard newspaper loves the Chinese investor from the Jangho Group
Cineworld's horrorshow debt crisis.
https://www.standard.co.uk/business/bond-cineworld-odeon-uci-avengers-a4555406.html?utm_medium=Social&utm_source=Twitter#Echobox=1600963297

Sept. 24, 2020 10:35 am - by 'The Wall Street Journal'
Movie Theaters Are Counting on James Bond
Investors in the owner of Regal Cinemas also can cling to reasonable hopes of a takeover offer.
https://wartasaya.com/2020/09/24/movie-theaters-are-counting-on-james-bond/

What ever happens, I'm not jumping ship. Long live Cineworld. NoFear

[Greidinger interview] by Charles Barfield - 24th September 2020
Well, while it looks like there are no major reclosures on the horizon (at least not with President Trump in power in the US), studios have already begun to push films from fall 2020 to 2021.
So, does this mean Cineworld, and thus Regal Cinemas, is going out of business if COVID-19 surges and theaters are forced to close again? Well, not necessarily. Though the company will need to secure more money, Greidinger doesn’t foresee this as a problem. Continue here--->> https://theplaylist.net/regal-cinemas-cineworld-covid-losses-20200924/

[Warning from the company’s auditor, PwC] By Frank Pallotta & Hanna Ziady - 24th September 2020
The financial results also included a warning from the company’s auditor, PwC, which said it had not obtained “sufficient appropriate evidence as to whether the waivers could be obtained or additional funds could be obtained where required.”
Another problem for the industry is a shortage of blockbuster films.
Continue here --->> https://ktvz.com/money/2020/09/24/the-worlds-second-biggest-movie-theater-chain-is-struggling-to-survive-the-pandemic/

There is always hope that soon a mix of cures and or a vaccine will be found to reverse the damage to the world
that the coronavirus or the 'Chinese flu' has insofar caused.

Published 24th September 2020 20:00 gmt
[Hidden immune weakness found in 14% of gravely ill COVID-19 patients]
Tadatsugu Taniguchi, a pioneering interferon scientist and emeritus professor at the University of Tokyo, calls the discoveries “remarkable.” He says they highlight the “critical” role of type I interferons in SARS-CoV-2 infection and the development of potentially lethal COVID-19.

https://www.sciencemag.org/news/2020/09/hidden-immune-weakness-found-14-gravely-ill-covid-19-patients

Shorts have reduced from 8.56% to today at 8.54%
Very Small Reduction and pointless exercise by the shorter AHL Partners LLP who reduced from 1.00% to 0.98%.
All the other shorters remain unchanged and the same ones as of yesterday 23rd September 2020. NoFear

Well said ToastandTinker
I perhaps could think, when the cineworld shares recover, we could all celebrate and make a toast for all that have
held against all the negativity from the usual suspects..You know who they are. May the best man and woman win
against the backdrop of all the negativity and untrue facts and figures. NoFear

PO54CAT
Thanks for your comment. I truly understand your position and I like you I'm currently in the red by -£15k with Cines.
But I had worse scenarios than Cines and recovered by averaging my entry price. Ofcourse is always helpful to have
spare cash for investing held back for this low price entries like today. Cineworld is renowed for its rollecoaster rides. Bounceability is its best part of holding this share. Don't be fearful and like you said the bod will not let covid-19 destroy
their long held family fortunes. Take it easy and take breaks from this forum when you can. GLA,DYOR.NoFear

PinkEye
You're right and currently in the blue. I guess because the markets look six months ahead and can expect a better outlook than the likes of Indepthwins,investroid,oceanpassage,Jwd222,guitarman001,Bertles,johnht,shorterguy and other like them who feed off the negativity that is circling around Cineworld

@PO54CAT good luck with your long holding in Cineworld.
No worries. As you can see that indeptwins and investoid are only good at throwing figures around and
nobody here wants to see the same back to front posts on the same figures. We know already and thank You. NoFear

Act dumb to get ahead. Smart people are too intimidating. The more dumb you appear to society, the less of a threat you are to others.